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lffopefuLand.guccessfal. Richardson, Manuel - Risohert, Ids . S, I L.. .. - 11. I . , I . - L . L I . .
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-*A certain maiden lady was twice in Richardson. s8enior Fourth, - May . I L � D T''- A I S ______1
Iser life engaged to be married, a TA C) 0. tr - , -_ 11
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each time some unforeseen event inter- Fifth, Elizabeth Turner, Oliver Cole. � L i I . - L . TORN G L -
man. L The following promotions have I L t� I L ej, Optarlo Veterinary College. -_
posed to destroy her hopes of miatri., � . of Domestic Animslg a dh-y'
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--era was a sad case. also been made: From Part I. to Part -, ' . I . r. '9 I � 9 S 01cum Attendedto-and ohargell.r,a0dera Iffol5per
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irnonial bliss.. H L . - . .0. -11 -
II. -Wm. Foresi, Annie Turner, Eva � I . I I Dentistry a q)eowty. t viteri -
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'Time beyau to wrinkle her fair brow, . �i . I � . office --Ai , ele's -_G.7
Hudson, Josephine Foster and Skin. L . ,� . � Hotel, Seaforth. %#, .
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-distrese she .became sick nigh unto- Turner. To Junior Second, -William, - , I I in - - !Q1
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Reicbert, George Riobardson, Kate 'Lo- � 11 �i ]L M, ry Surgeou,'G.A...
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dea��. The assistant clergyman of the- I - Oxygenlzed U-10 J1,140. ry Membe , Zronto -
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pariah -a bashful youth -was aent for. D, John Turner, Win. Jarrott and - � ., , li . . � M r of the medical -_ I
ga' , It . . : . � - Calla from a distance promptly attends-004.dety -
The sick room was well.filled with sym- Robert Elgie. To Senior Second,-Robt. .t I 1 1� Li � 'to
Stelck, Isaac Hudson, Annie Kaiiu, Es- 1� . � L T cines kept constantly on hand�
rathisi2ftig neighbors when the young � . I �1 _. I _
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ther Richardson and Mary E. Turne * I I , terinary Dentistry an
To'Junior Third, Elizabeth Foster and . I L a specialty. d Bulge
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RANK S. Beattle, V. S., graduate of O,nt&*
- the chapter in which the woman of jL , Veterinag College, Toronto, menber of .
tion of the Scriptures. He fell upon , �.
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Samaria is introduced. When he read Wiley, Wm.Smith, Andrew Kain, Annie L �z veterinary X 1 Cal society, eo., - truts the
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Kain, Annie Hudson and blar A. Fos- . I � I I OIL,
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the words, "Go, qall thy husband " the I � I C - All owk
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sick woman.groaoed a' little; but when I - � . 1 8 7 or n1g1A
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he uttered the words,, " The woman - � . - ry dentistry. oflice on main S�r�
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answered and said, I have no huebaud," Economical Furnishing. 'i seaforth, lone door'south of Kidd's p�W -
. write -a to the � . � , 10 � Amoing the merits which disti,u: id' of store, . , "ft
the old'lady rose,upright in her bed,and-, 11 A farmer's Girl" - O.XYGI�NIZID - lm� Ul I . 9 sh Slocum's Oxygenized Emulsion int .
H,)ueehold for advice in the mattek of _r, . - 'I', . .1 i �.l .
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,with flaahing eyes, squeaked out, "I'm I I I 11 Pure Cod Liver Oil above'all other preparations are :
. mo� gaun to stsuii sic impidence , frae furnishing a bed room cheaply and pret � . -_ I _� OF 3. . I I . � S Jarvis and Goderich Streets,
tily. She says: -I want t ' __ . I . :.� . nextdoerio.
onybody, preacher or no! I winner o ask a .. 11 .1 L - ' Presbyterian Church, seaertll, out. lb
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ye re no a haimed o' yersel, ye raso - .T. ii I . preparation. ,., 0 of aviy of 6646.
-for a -man- ve no room we eau I ! 1, . � �' . 93 HY treated
summer, but we hit . � masticated animals, guooe 991" A W
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I've had two chances I an, I),, . . , _. Its freedom from disa reeable taste and odor! ' infirmary, , ellt
I leeve to hae anither-see if I don't ! give up to her. There is a room up � i I i - I . 9 I
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stairs which we have used as a stor . i - 3rd. Its fitness for immediate absorption ! Inary Surgeon. P. S. -A !arge XR, V
And she did. I e r) I C 1: . stock of Wit
room which mother says I can have, 'if, ; ArY XO&Cines kept constantly On hand,
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,Jefferson's son-in-law: be lives in Lon- finished. It is about twelve feet square, - . � 11 I I I I I . --501,i And the fact, that Slocum's Oxygenized Emulsio ' I
don, ha a lovely home and' charining with two windows with pleasant out- , �� 1, � . .. � I ' ' n Is the only
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family, and entertains delightfully. 'The. � r . � I Cod- Liver Oil amalgamation in -the market in whic th
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youngest child is named after his grand- nish it. I have only a little money to i -.- - F071 - I i, . A .
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pa, and he seems to have inherited his spare for it, and I want it -to'be pretty, . . . I : ; I P of lime and soda, or some other equally injurious
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grandpa's fondness and faculty for art. for my'friend lives in ..) I ; � i
r goodstyle and I i : . I foreign substance, and coilsequ tly rendered worse than worseless
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Jeflerson, having the same' bright blue thing decent. Can 'you give J ! - r .
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eyes, delicate features, and characteris- a little information as to what to do 1 I r: I � ALL PULMONARY DISORDERS FIND SPEEOYRELIEF. ,r
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think, is. Frank. A 3f ear ago Mrs. With time and patience, and a little i . � - .
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Madge Kendall spent the day with Mrs. L money, we think you can manage 80 " - ! .IF YOU HAVE TIGHTNESS OF THE CHEST -*USE IT. - .
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work as an amateur furnisher. The � AND ALL i - .
good old-fashioned gossip all the after- I i � . IF YOU HAVE DIFFICUFTY OF BREATHING -USE IT. -_
walls and wood work will first demand 1 � .. � I r � -
noon, discussing p.nd critici8ing all their your attention. . The more novel and i ' -r ^ .S � . .
Acquaintances with gusto. Next day . IF YOU HAVE A WASTING AWAY OF FLESH -USE IT.
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Master rank remarked at dinner, 11 JT ." a -g9 & e more charm- . I
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"papa, I have written out with the ing the result. Do not .paper your I -4r --- �. � 1 4 IF YOU HAVE WEAK LUNGS -USE IT �
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type -writer all that mamma&ndMr8. walls, but sweep them down, to get off _____--4----_ � �' I
Kendall said yesterday." And so the the dust and loose, bit@ of plaster. .Cut i . 11 4 �' ,IF YOU HAVE BRONCHITI,S-USE IT* . W
wretched child had; all the scandal sad a figure, - a star, clover leaf, Maltese Y,� I t5 a , .1 . .
cross, or any f %ncy shape, out of stiff I I) I - IfEbUTICTIQ -_'.'�`_' IF YOU HAVE ASTHMA -USE IT.
gossip was reported with shocking fidel- . - i i � - I
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a lovely time. reading it aloud to his I � i 11 � I
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. with a mixture of white.lead and* .car- , ! IFYOU HAVE A COLD -USE IT. -
astonished spouse. This e�;perience . , Take one tablespoonful hal[ an hl)Or.after I . .
taught Mrs. F&rjeon a serious lesson. riage varnish, which will make a sticky - each meal. Jf th! paiient's (Ii-lestioll v611l not
The children write plays for ttheir composition. On this, before it is dry'i I I Z. il . IF YOU HAVE A COUGH -USE IT.
grandpa. Very thrilling plays they aXe, throw sifted white Sand, which will , I ailow tablespuonful use desert-s�oonfu..!t I
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too-. Grandpa Jefferson enjoys them adhere and outline thefigure" Dustoff I - � I . IF YOU ARE FEEBLE AND EMACIAT.ED
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hugely : but one day, while reading one the loose sand, and paint the wall, J), 1, �
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of these productions, he stopped and ;figures and all, a very light tint of the I T--�, �Z C13 Z"73 �L , ` I - . .
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asked, " Frank, What do all ' color you have chosen for the f urniabiog, IL _1 0 , 104
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anysenseat all."-Tnat's where you band at -the top, -like thebor,jerofa I i I
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pa,pered wall. If you choose pink as 4 1 �y I , I
Are to swear, grandpa," explained the I P EPARED Otl . �. I
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child. " We left it blank on purposel, the color, the border will be handsome I - �' The approvaf my Oxygenized Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil has met with at the hands
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because.we know you could do it better ,in dark ruby or cardinal. Stain the . BY i I !, I I of the public, is no doubt more or leiss due to the members of the medical profession, who have
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narrow m atche - I shown a preference in recommending its use in their daily pra'tice. If your drug,gist has not
d a a you can taint it , 1� .
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Old Thanksgiving Fun. in two colors, b r grey, i To me 4LO'Um I - got Slocum's Oxy, ized Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil,'and will you, do
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How -my mind is crowded . t; , 9 1 not take any preparation that contains lime and soda. In such case rather obtain of him the
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Thanksgiving memories! On no 'other t. w 1 I Pure Cod Liver Oil, which, thoug,h nauseous and repulsive to the taste, does not -contain any
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day does my memory become . cash, but if you &!,a a furniture i HO Adelaide S CA I �
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�Uch & f actory, or even near a large furniture 11 I I .1 loreign and injurious sub§tance. I I
kaleidoscope, mud as: I sit here in my atore,.you can perhapa obtain a bedstead i � SINGLE BOTTLES, $1.00 ; SIX BOTTLES, $5.00. Treatise and Circular on
darkened room and write, almost every ) = 01b[T�W. -
-or a whole set, if that indefinite i I i I Consumption mailed on application. Address .
minute the seene changes. I give to the I 1 � I
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there they ire, natural as life, &'round shed off, and paint it yourself. _:1TW1V_V.WP - --I . !, "." T. A. SLOCUM, 186 West Adelaide Street, Toronto.
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the country -hearth on a cold winter If you are artist enough to p�int a trail. - - i . -
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night. I hear the hickory fire crackle, �
soma across the z head board, af ter bavin country, depend upon it she Willi not CA
and see the shadows lit up and down 9 "a mow
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the wall. Games that sometimes well- given the wood a coating of paint, you count the cost of �our furnishing, or re- 0 =3
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need not envy anybody's black walnut. member it otherwise than as dainty'; and BOO T8 for Men d B 1> =
nigh upset the chairs-, I Blind a ! ,�. I 1 OY8 0
Man)s It you cannot do this, try to paint it appropriate. I 'L I .
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Popping Corn" ' tastefully in two colors, or two shades of !a 0 0 ) CD
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your chosen color, having the greater Arboricult i
ding," and the witch stories that made ure! in New Mel"co.- I : .
part of the lighter shade. If you can. I � - r I ' 0 I =
theneighbor's bbys afraid to go home � ";
not get the unfinished furniture, you Lawlessness in New Mexico seems to ; 070 � co
i6fter dark. Hickory nuts on one dish, ) be on the increase. Various re _,.�l m GEORGE GOOD 0 - 0 .- r�
will have to try the " handy woman s . a4ons : I
roseate apples on the other. The bois. ; I 0 CV
r make-abift," picking boxes converted and explanations have been given for the - I I A M
�e on@ plays of ("More Bags on the a =
11) I into . dre8siDg-case and wash stand. prevailing bad condition of society, but .
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kill, " Leap Frog"" Catcher," a -round How to do this has been so often told none of them are satisfactory- I .
ind around the roo'zn until some one got OFRS NIFICENT STOCK (D C)
that we do not think it necessary to r In our humble opinion, the true cause . !, �
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ihe hurt, the kiss more than resented peat directions. You can dress out tb?la is to be found in the fact that there are ;f OF . P1 9) �:4
;hck hvirf M 16 1A ,s.' . i 'D ,L,I- impoverished furniture with whatever few trees in that country and hat � I 1-4.0 M C -i
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MATTHEW MORRISON, Walton Insura
Agent, Commissioner for takini affid 00*'
Convey &c. - Money to loan at the I avilk
rates. rem"01ILRISON, walto"* Qwelj�
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Hotel, ground door next dGorto Beams butolm
shop. Agent*--CAvaRox, HqLT & OARMWIF. S70
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CAXERON HOLT & CAMERON, B
80licitoA in Chancery, &o., Gods Srfld-ek
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. Late of Victoria, B. C. offt&��,I&
jUk of Commerce Main street, Seaforth. p1l,
vate funds to loati it 51 and a
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ANNING & SCOTT, BuTisterg, SoUdWa
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of Johnston, Tisdale a Gale. Money Sd I IM
OfficO-Elliott Blook, Clinton, Ontario. A,,R
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FHOLVESTED, successor to tht, ,ate sm
. McCaughey & HOlinested, Barrilter So
licit0r, Conveyanoer and Notary. SollclG 70
the Canadian Bank'of Commerce. lftney.jolad
Farms for We. Office in SooW# 3310ok X4
Street, sestorm �
� ICKS � & RAYS, formerly with 11e#gr4
11) Garrow & Proudfoot, Goderich; Bar,
rioters, Solicitors, eta., Senforth and Bramig
Seaforth Office- Cardno's Block, ,hWn StreeL
R. S. HAYS. W. B. DICKSON,
- Money to Loan. nil
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]a ONEY TO WAN.--fitraight lo"S &j e pil
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GF. BELDEN, D. D. LS., L. D4 S., Dentist.
. Office -over Johnson's Hardware Store
Seaforth. Electricity for painless extraotioll ;i
teeth. - . Ila
FW. TWEDDLE, Dentist, office over HAM -
. ilton & McInnes' Shoe Store. comer Main
and John Streets, Se4forth, Ontario. Nitrous
Oxide Gas admitilstered for the pinleas extrac.
tion of teeth. ilea
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JLJL. S., Exeter, Ont. Will bem
Zurich, at the 11uron Hotel, gnAh#
LAST THUMA'y a non MON=,
and at 3lurdock's Hotel, Hensall, on the zim
AND THIRD IFRIDAy in each month. Teeth ex.
tracted with the least pain possible. All work
first-class at llbeiul rates. 971
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. 15 U U.1V a ,r "'" bravery of toilet nists, splasbers, yiunr- trees. there are are not of proper i, . S. FERGUSON, M. D.� C. -W, M. C.P.. s.-
nother got up and went into the next- o 1 it W O.; -Office,' over T. Daly's Orocery...
cushions, etc., you please. Half a size on which to suspend outlaws 11 I 9) Pi
loom because they could not stand the . , hence i 0 Calls Light and day promptly answered at the:
,acket. barrel head nailed to the will and many of them escape who would other- 0 M .'4 office.
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Then, instead of co m4unctions decked with a seine twine lambrcquin, wise dangle. . . , M 0
if conscience . ,, ens and Boys.Long Boots .T 0 p, o � ,
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a soap or k, with its tough, wide-spreaffing !1 - 2 - 0 ct- q.'� RS. ELLIoTr & GMIN, Brumfield, Men.
toon all wrapped up froin the cold, and 'v ea p p t'y ic a tb ' ing as P) �p rn I Re and Accoucher, Constance, ont. 112r,
aothers and wives came in the after 4 tty a and con enient brac oa A good tree for the fronti ivef W
Jo ros
all re F x - -_ -_ 0 -_
sta b bo can be converted in a n� ing 1: � 14
-stove. When they ful cabinet or bookshelf. There's noth- limbs. Trees of this type have a imich �f IN 0 D tiatee Royal College --4f I
heir feet on a foot I we, ta te. branches and suggestively overha
'o t warm and tbok out their needles and . i I . I Physiciam aid
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ing s6 depressing to a pretty 4irl en- greater moral effect in a frontier coun- i PJ (D crt- (D W Surgeons, Edinburgh. Brucefteld, Out. no
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f news. Once in a while a needle would : I 0
lip and make a bad scratch upon the of expen4e," as to l6ok in the glass only haunts of mbn can possibly imagine. : I !� . I LP 0 C.r 0 I.a 0 14 J. G. SCOTT X. D., &o., rhydolan, Surgeon
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a perhaps a rough way of d I residence South Wdes of Goderioll athreat fisooad�
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to see her face as much distorted as if it i I I BEST AND MEDIUM QUALITIES. 9)
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haracter of some absentee, but for th I I � � 9) � �_l Door cast of the Presbyterian Church, S41
she were viewing it on the brilli.o.nt our- f criminals, but despite diseases 1de- :i I � tj 0 0 crl- .
iost part it was good, wholesome talk ing 0 P -A
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: face of a new tin pan. If you cannot nnands similar remedies. It has been ; � I .
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I I I W- BRUCE SAMH, X. D 0. X., Member
Lud in the evening when the young peo' buy a full -toilet set, call on your near- noticed in frontier countries w i M P) td R
le came and the old. people were in one ,'.here the i . of the Collegeourhysio '
eat tinner and buys largeblock tin 'I . P ::� CD ians and Surg"1141
)orn and the young people in another, live oak flourishes lawlessness i 'a bauilsh- '7 I I P__J &c., Seaforth, Ontario.. Offlee and rotdona-
basin, as aear'washbowl size and shape I Pi . same as occupied by Dr.:- Vercoe.
2 the latter there was some lively ag you can find, also . I . 4 ed almost as effectually as malaria i 'by , - M F..J. 0 CD U1 W a"
tepping, while the black boy played tin water carrier. the eucalyptus. The lower limbs ofa� .
he You'll be laughed at, perhaps, but after t�e Also"an Extra Quality of MEWS FELT 0 P P-1- to c-1- 0 LEX. BETHUNE,
'Moneymusk; even grandfather in t I live oak should be trimmed off so. as to I M. D., Fellow of thgz
: . ca 0 0 C -i- 0 ARoyal College of Physiciins and Surgeons
ext rooni, who had distributed many you have painted both a. dainty cream give the fruit plenty of room to swing I ) I __ _ , � �
white with bands of blue, or a spray of . , �
. . (D �j 0 Successor to Dr. Naekid. OSm
racts on the sin of danci . free � :1 . - W - lKslnefy"=upied by Dr. MacIdd, Main fitreet,
Ing, was seen to I � V
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iake his heel go. he right place, it will be is with frontier 94ttlements pretty .. i I . . , . 0 Pi tt � .
- It seemed to me a flowers in just t � I t, ROPTS %: Seaforth. Residence --Corner of Victoria Squan,
your turn to laugh. There' are plenty ,I e.� I � . � I . in house lately occupied by L. E. Danoey.
remt fuse and a great gathering to get nd much as it is with raising children. In k 0 . I �_J �4 Dr. Mackid has gone to the Northwest an&
no quilt made. But the fact was, . � I �, 0
of fancy mugs a � toys which will. ans- the families where the mothers wear I - Dr. Bethune has taken his
wer for soap dish, etc. I . tioe. The
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�at good neighborhood was quilted, slippers, one of wbich she can easily re- I I t D t 0 (D . W Doctor will be found in Dr. Okid's offies
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I y to the slip- 1 11 I . PECJALLY FOR OURSELVES. P__J �_ the night. n residence during
-time at Rix cents per yard. If you choose pery boys, . , ca 1> , -
�arm sympathies were qu�iltedi life Drape your windows with cheese cloth move and -promptly app) �' MAPE TO ORDER' S, 3 2 ,..., (D 1-1
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iendships w ore quilted, and connubial F -they, the boys, cannot help 1� P P 1127xl2
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liss was ouilted. And the suid almost growing up to be useful citixong . a k4 . i __�_ ;:
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J as handsome as the Madras draperies, On the other hand, in families where I .1 I -a. C11 -
I iate. And such plays -as you had in the i 11 0 .
back room when by embroidering autumn leaves in vari- slippers are unknown and where -bn Z CD � ct- � tj T P- BRINA Licensed
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Gents' and Boys' School Boots, Ladies', . ,Auctloneer for We
you joined hands, and one shades of green, red yellow and toned or laoed shoes are worn instead, � A . V
one of the loveliest stood in the ring 1 brown on them, scattering the leaves ft I � - County of Huron. Uss aitended In si
What a circumference to what a Centre I - it being a great deal of trouble to re- - ,! , 'Misses' and Ohildren's -Fine Boots, . r=rU Of the County. All orders 1af1 ai Tj&
' irreg the length. Done in move such shoes, discipline is lax a 1 �, . ffox ofte Will be prompuy atiftwed fjo. -
But now the scene is fading out, The ularly over nd : , . . - CD
. Kensington stitch the work grows fast i.; Cq CD
4old fire -place is down, and the house i the boys grow up to fil I legislative halls I .194 � ,
a - ! Rubbers and Overshoes . PORTER General Auctio'-eer an&
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under iDimble fiDgers, and if �reviels are or penitentiaries. i q .
down with it. Ode of those boys went - . A I, =4 , Q (D n
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-the expense is not great. ()r � I i 1> Orders sent by mail to.
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' i I . tt my address, Bayf!Wd P. O., Will receive p
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to sea -and was never heard of, Anoth- threads may be pulled for a border of The unalippered boy, in the absence 7 o . . rompt.
er became squire in a neighboring vil- drawn work.,,- or a ribbon run through of timely correction, grows reckless, : �. .1 - ;a LD 9? C -d et attention.- Terms moderate. � 11-85-52
lage. Another went to college and be- ), ' .J�Lr� Tic)_W:MSr_r T_J1[_%T31MTC3_ :P1:;.110_VJ:r_rS_ M �4 , .
the threads ; or an edge of coarse lace finally runs for office or becomes a des- t 1 1 0 __... �� �
came a minister. Another died the :� I . . 0 W- G. DUFFy
be added. . For per&do, in either event bringing dia- i . . (D pj:'�-, tt
plain shades inside � i I . . AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUyry, Courey.
folio -wing summer,� untfl now they are these -next t grace upon his family. ! I "I �Sdj P,W" �
-T avy dubleach- !- - ancer, Collector, ]Book-keeper and Accountant;
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Vitt Talmage, D. D., ed cotton is What New Mexico needs is trees. I � 0 Real- Estate, Life, Accident and Fire Insumnot
all gone-! . DeV _ he glass, he
in Ladies' Home Journal. I_ bettel.-than paper orcbeap ; � 11111111 (D
- shades of any kind. . Arboriculture will change New Mexico � - I %S 0 Agent; Money to Loan, Correspondenos, &e.
. . . . I I I % Parties r iring his services in any of then
from a wild frontidr country into a com- : t
School Repor Try to make a rug of some kind to � . I ca :� t branches T11 receive prompt attention. Omas
ts. spread at the side of the bed, and . an parative paradise. -Texas Siftings�l . I , . I w DALxr% BLOCK, (urgrAlyij, XAnr SM&M, BRA -
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based on general proficiency, regular at- called chenille rug@ -A't the teach�rs' convention held in . .
-tuality and good con- amon home-made articles of this kind. Stratford, recently, a motion was passed M
tendance, Pure are much in favor. :� -P CD W FOITH*
I f 9 recommending that no candidates bt S:PAFORTH - AND BRUSSELS. C+- �-" HU 0 AND BRUCE 4
duct, shows the correct standing o the They are made entirely of worsted ra (1)
pupils of the North School, No. 10, go, J 1 4 1 ,to ,1 CD I-' 0
abouta8 wide as carpet rags, and frayed admitted to the Model school until they I � 1 . --- P1 _V
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Ray, for the month of October: Senior as much as possible in outtinR and hand- ,are 17 years- of age in the case of fe- i `sn I. -I Loan and Inyestment
Fourth Class, -Robert MeMordie Annie I I . "a W -
. Troyer, Stewart MeM ling. Run a a -tout thread through the males, and. 1 8 years in the case of males, . i t 0
and that3rd professional certifidates be 1; TIEU@ -
ordie. Isunior center' drawing up each length about . i� 0 (::) M&_-P_A4_h..MT-y-_
Fourth, -Annie Johnston,, Robert Craw- half, siring them aloug hap-hazatd, then not granted to females until they are 18 0 � I= 0> I -
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ford, R. Thoinson. Senior Third,- have the weaver w�ave them for years of age and males 19 years. CANADIAN BANK OF COM '*d (D M � Z This Company is Loaning No.ney o1L
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Jennie Smillie, Annie Pfaff, Annie not beating up quit- - I 4 - - � . Farm Securi
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Berry, H. Thomson. e as much as for a -By the collapse of a scaffolding, the ; 1 -4 - (D - W tY at lowest Rat�s
�f Established 1867.: . L -t- of Interest.
Janior Third,- carpet. If the weaver will take p%ins other day in Str%tford, John D. Smitht 11 . � -
dges shovr as much contractor, and John Schiech w I I
Wilbur Phillips, James MeMordie, to make the frayed e. . � I Z - t 1-3
Louis McArthur,,Alex, Smillie. lie, . ere pre- , ,i . HEAD OFFICEp TORONTO. _. I a W" - mortgages Puchased.
Part as poesible; she can add a good deal to. cipitated to the ground, a distance of OAPITAL (PAID UP) SIX MILLION DOLLARS -r $6.0009000 i
II.-J.Bell, Albert Berry, Emma Said th-e appearance of the rug. The fabric some fifteen feet. Smith is hurt iAtern- . �> 0 V
J. Pfaff. First Claae,-Florence Petty, should look "fuzzy," which is supposed ally, but Schiech ,was more fortunate REST9 - � � - .- - - - - - - - ,$8001000 P1 0 . � . I
W. Pfaff. H. Phillips, 0. McMordie. to indicate thG resemblance to chenille. 6nd got'off with a few bruises. One of I i 1. B. E. WALKER, GENERAL MANAGER. I I Pi SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
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thereportof thestandiugof the pupils ture, which inay also do duty as a slice H.'Roberts' jewelry store was smashed SEAFORTH BRANOH. . .
� Of Section No. 7, Par Linet as shown by box and receptacle for stockinp, etc., to atorns at the time.
the recent written examination aud'the' A 6, eneral Banking Business Transacted. Farmers' Notes Discountea. -
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general class standing: Part I.-hva being sinall requires less of furniture. on Sunday, October 24th, to Miss Del- 1; c
Hudson, Willie Forest, Annie Turner. 7 This nietbod of f urnishing takes more aney, sister of Cornelius Delaney, of the 1� ities in the United Stabes,Great Britain, �France, Bermuda,&c. I
Part II.-Williarn I-teichert, William time, ingenuity and patience than -to 4thcon*cessionof Uibbert. They weref SAVINGS -BANK DEPARTMENT. DUNN'S
,Jarrott, Kate Dogan. Junior Third,- order and pay for what is necessary �` - . 11
, Lavina Hagan, John Logan, John Fig- - driving to church and were in the a D. posits of $1.00 and upwards received, and current rates of interest allowed.
t!5 Yet very pretty and satisfactory results turning to go into the ahed alettloof IN�REST ADDED TO THE-PRINCIpAL AT THig END OF MAY AND :NOVEMBER UN EACH
ner, . Senior Third,-WilliAm Smillie, may he obtained, if taste and patience 'church when the wagon, jolting at a YFA�P.. , . IV � AKIN
Annie Kain, Gertie Wiley. - Junior unite in the work. And, if your f rlend culvert, threw Aliss Delaney - out, her .
k�ecorvd, -Robert Stelk, Annie Kain, cornes to see you, ieceives a,cordial wel- head'striki I
Isaac Hudson. Senior Second,-Lizzi ng the ground and breaking Spe" Attention given to"the ColUction. of Commeretal Paper and Farmers'
ie come, and has a "real good time," as 'her neck. Death was:al stant& SZ14 Notes. 1'. I 1. . POWDER
Y oster, Fred Kain, Part 1. .- Tens I town girls almost always do in the ; eous, . - U. , * I . �
I- 1. � . - I F. HOLMESTV,I)P, Solicitor. . JOHN AIRD, Manager. TV,Pn9K,S BESTFRIEND .
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-tixne to flAnk out. p
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.a beautiful- -house in z
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,Much isolated from 1
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xoad, to allow for a,r
This latter Will add I
walue of the, homes',
appearaud, . ea a:dd mo
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on instance wby do
whistle a tun -e as he i
the neat, aliady lane,,,
garden and yarda, to
harA day)s work, -%%
.Peter, 'fulAbledownt
home through the ht
his face, and inatea,
wish that he had as I
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miighbor?: I
See that the soil 1 -
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Jor the isti6ri g of el
the farm, and then b
.-side whero they will -1
.from. fire, 4'ad be lea,
The plao ,of a hous
I thought s;4� the site i
-venient for the same
I *nowled-&� of a bett&
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,house wiQ a wing,
-fashioned bouse �cau I
4and not too bam-like
. the ad-dition of mode
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ang windoNv's, porch a,
�dah. .
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the kitchen especial
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good anii ed eUtem
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prove your greatest -c
V%st we have conside
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witti a puino whi,ch �
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with hot and cold w
room 1 This remiuds�
lum, Tbese, with t,�A
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Will give US almost A0
I of city watpar Works.
things ia a house I lot
cisteru'upt.tairs, and
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little contrivances ths
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the SaVing -of labor.
the time an(I thought
A comfortable home, f
to real hapolness tha?,
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It is a haril matter .
-arate the breeds of f�
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their charaoteriatieS, I
.Air. 'A. Z Gilbert-, �
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.has succes4ally perk
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-the bebt known breedi
Plymouth, Rocks.__7�
Ineed, growing rauid
Small boneO, great.ani
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cocker -ale re;%ch 8 lbso
Females goOd layerz,
. anothers, A breed' w
anate. Chi�kens ha"
round fowl for far
Irom 41 to 6 niontholo
Wyaudottes. - A ',
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Brahma and Silver 81
Matures rapidly, havi
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good. fowl forfarmen
5 months djd.
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fashioned breed, witl
admirers. Growto 2
weight, but, t&ke thn-
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large frjL,mqs,, an(l_ S
required tij, &t r
vexy hardy�� both -
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A re quiet, *n -d bear
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niza, but r4the'r bew.
Ovhen Legg- , ells -are ,
Und apt to �a CIUM$YL
7 or 8 mont.he of age
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table fowls,' Pullets
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. feMalk$ 4�0 good -
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borne. Oi�,iugtoh
- head are a I t two fall -
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used. A Ood tabl-E I
White L Leghorne.
layers at � All seasi
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OFFICE. -Corner of Market Squm*
1%'nd North Street, Goderich.
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Goderich, August 5th,1885. *
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